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This will become one of the most famous thrashings in the history of football, partly because of the unprecedented nature of the scoreline at such a stage of the World Cup, but also because the result entirely reflected the gulf in class between the sides.

This theme reflected the range of views supported mothers and volunteers held by supported mothers and volunteers about the nature of the peer support relationship, which largely, but not entirely, reflected the differing emphases of the specific projects.

(The menu on the Web site, which seems to need updating, does not entirely reflect the restaurant's current offerings).

Still, she suggested that what is exported from Ribera del Duero doesn't entirely reflect the range of styles available there.

And if the performance of actively managed funds ultimately does outpace index funds during the bear market, it may not necessarily or entirely reflect the self-proclaimed stock-picking skills of active fund managers.

It certainly looks like there are some euro effects going on there.These are total current-account balances with the entire world, rather than internal ones inside the euro zone, so they don't entirely reflect the picture of money flowing between Europe's north and south.

However, on their own, neither of these two modalities entirely reflects the continuous analytic processes carried out by real world experts.

Although we propose a probability sample method (cluster sampling), it is not adjusted for gender and age according to the participation of the Kuwaiti population; hence it may not entirely reflect the distribution of the whole population.

We also note that educational attainment and labor market outcomes for Hispanics are consistently better than those for blacks; this partly, but not entirely, reflects the presence of higher-achieving and higher-earning Cubans among the latter (Borjas 1987).

Further research would be required to establish this potential benefit in that the present study is laboratory-based and may not entirely reflect the level of symptoms produced in a natural environment.

As the curtain came down on the electioneering phase, Malema and the rest spent last weekend at final-push public rallies, each entirely reflecting the character of the party concerned.